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4y ago
I’ve always been more attracted to the higher level languages and followed llvm from a compiler interest. So I know the principles, but I would like to understand more. Especially related to cross compilation. Does someone have a source exp
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4y ago
My reply was to someone talking about the grid in the Netherlands. That was what “our grid” referenced. Furthermore, we have three levels of grid. The very high voltage, highways, the regional high voltage, aNd the local grid. Each have the
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4y ago
Reading through the implementation(s) it seems like they are halfway to implementing a garbage collector already. Interestingly, the mention MTE. Could that be used in GC as well? To in place mark the generation of an object without having
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4y ago
The main issue with our grid is mostly that we lack the capacity to transport the power. In the past power generation and heavy power consumption were typically relatively co-located. Now, with wide spread energy production with solar panel
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4y ago
It wasn’t the truck traffic only. It was also the activity at all hours. Plus the deliverers on their bikes making lots of noise. Plus these stores being boarded off or closed becoming very ugly and shady.
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4y ago
I don’t know how it compares. The source I could find lists 380Wh/kg for Tesla batteries. This article claims up to 550Wh/liter. Also sometimes they discuss the energy density of a single cell and sometimes of the whole battery.
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4y ago
But if you are charging at home or in the parking garage or at the restaurant you have no reason to be at the petrol station any more and therefore no opportunity to buy overpriced things!
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4y ago
Bosch is a very large supplier for a huge amount of stuff in cars. Radars, other sensors, lights, ecu, brakes, hydraulics, gaskets, sealants, the lot.
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4y ago
Afaict, this is the default behaviour? If there is no arm specific image it just tries the x86-64 image which is then emulated. With docker 4 and podman at least.
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4y ago
I’m having the same issue on azure devops. The only way forward seems to be is running your own ado agents on arm machines you managed to arrange. Arm on Azure is a private beta that you have to subscribe for. That wouldn’t be too much of a
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spockz
4y ago
Just to note. You can do `docker buildx install` to make it the default backend of `docker build`. So this precludes you from having to switch commands everywhere. I haven’t figured out how you can let it build multiple architecture by def
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4y ago
Interesting. The only lighting cable that has failed me so far is the usbC to lightning cable that came with my 13 Pro. All other cables are still in use. Including some cheap ones that get abused being jostled in my backpack.
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4y ago
Okay. So it was built freely, or given/contributed for free. I don’t share this notion that free equals cheap.
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4y ago
Outlook has this amazing feature to ignore email threads: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/ignore-all-email-...
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4y ago
I suppose GP also meant to say the EU wouldn’t be able to handle the emigration on top off the current situation.
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4y ago
> Their shuffle is just not. Imagine listening to the same 20ish songs from a playlist of nearly 2k songs. How can you mess up shuffle that bad? I thought it was just me! I did notice that sometimes when this happens the numbers being sk
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4y ago
Well not all of us are familiar with the design. Meanwhile loads of new people join the internet every day. So it is going to be novel to someone.
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4y ago
This is what we do in companies with “train-the-trainer” and with satellite/ambassador engineers/teams. The only thing I know from education that does something similar is “Jena-plan” in elementary school and Teaching Assistants i
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4y ago
If the ordering changed because the data changed then just show the new situation at that page. If the results’ order is important there are several things you can do (at least): 1. You could save the order under a token and iterate respect
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4y ago
How do you make the distinction, if at all, between people using the search bar to find your site again (or after hearing about from someone else) vs people landing on the site because they found a product on Google?
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4y ago
What are the benefits that this functional options style offers? Is it that you can add more options without having to define a new field in a struct? One could even add all the With methods to the struct to get some fluent/builder pat
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4y ago
I can second this. Kind seems so much nicer. With minikube I was somehow constantly messing with virtualisation frameworks. Kind just works.
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4y ago
I seem to recall “do not steal focus” was a hard rule in the macOS human interaction guidelines. However, lately, macOS itself even steals focus and more and more apps steal focus as well. Most notably through authentication/authorisat
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5y ago
I think we need some contextual line width limits. When splitting a function/method definition over multiple lines, I like to align the parameters. Now if there is a short line limit this will force us to left align the parameters ins
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spockz
5y ago
I would instantly go for an iPad Pro, if it would run normal macOS. Or things like vscode and docker, and games. I just can’t justify to myself the expense compared to an m1 laptop, just for the form factor.
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5y ago
So how does this differ from https://ksqldb.io/ ? I’m looking for something that is stateless itself and stores data in S3 or something. We have a few topics that would be nice to explore and get stats on without having to i
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5y ago
Strangely it isn’t always like this. Years ago I called a colleague on his private number and somehow we had an extremely clear connection. Why doesn’t Apple make its voice isolation available in the phone dialer as well?
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spockz
5y ago
Recently call quality on our normal mobile phone connections have severely degraded. (At least in the places I visit in NL and especially while in a moving vehicle.) I switched to using FaceTime audio and with the noise cancellation the aud
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5y ago
I think the value in regular blood tests is to get an idea of what normal values are for you specifically. For some diseases/conditions the blood levels have such a big range that it is more useful to know the delta. We hardly ever mea
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5y ago
But then it almost sounds extremely simple: provide as much raw data as you can (spectrum, resolution, surface coverage) and the users will come. Of course, this is outrageously expensive to do unguided.
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